gordon uncover the truth? something's happened, and you better tell me what. (announcer) or will the secret stay buried? 3/9/12 complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> emergency demolition work at an apartment building gutted by identify er >> amber back in that neighborhood with the demolition work that had to take place first. we are in front of the building that burned early yesterday morning.

burned four adjacent buildings including this one. an expedited permit helped make it possible to move back in tonight. >> crews moved quickly to demolish the back half of this building. engineers were worried the structure may collapse. the permit needed to do the work normally takes weeks. with dozens of tenants displaced, the city fast tracked the process even though today was furlough friday. >> doing what was necessary to get the building safe. >> by 4:00 this afternoon, tenants were able to return to the adjacent buildings that were yellow tagged. >> grateful and blessed that we were able to come back to our place. >> this uc berkeley student told us yesterday's ordeal was unsettling. he spent the night at a friend's home and tried to

prepare for a midterm. >> even though i brought my books, it was spacing out or starring at the page. >> he and his house mates ran out of their home with only the clothes on their backs and little else. investigators say the fire appears to be accidental and it started on the ground level with water heaters. tonight the students told us this experience taught them a life lesson. >> with competition and grades and academics, everything is just not enough. but when there's a fire and you still have everything, you truly appreciate what you have. >> the damage is valued at more than $1 million. ktvu channel 2 news >> more details now berkeley's deputy fire chief tells us it does not appear the damage building was in violation of safety codes. it's up to the owner to get the necessary

permits to rebuild or tear it down. >> sexual assault charges to the case of a man. carlos ran a clinic omission street. the da's office says 4 more people have come forward including one claims he sexually asalted her. -- assaulted her. >> an amber alert today ended with the arrest of a man. leonard tuttle this afternoon. he abducted his exgirlfriend's 2 and 5 year old daughters. an amber alert was issued and he was arrested after a driver reported seeing his car. officials say the girls were not hurt. we have pictures tonight of a man who walked into a cvs

wearing a mask. the man entered on broadway and 51st wearing a ski mask and demanded to speak to a manager. employees inside the store left leaving the man alone. police then cord onned off the area. but video showed the man had gotten away. no weapon was seen. >> there's more positive news tonight about the strength of the economy. a labor department said today u.s. employers added 227,000 jobs last month. third month in a row of big gains. the unemployment rate remained unchanged at this point. despite all those new jobs, it's still at 8.3%. that's because half a million americans started looking for work. on the subject of looking for work

let's go to rob roth. >> they came to this job fair all hoping to find work. among them was amelio. his job as a roofer dried up weeks ago. >> hopeful. >> he has reason to have hope. california's unemployment rate was 10.9%. that's the first time in almost three years the state's job less rate has dipped below 11%. governor jerry brown was pleased with the drop. >> we are coming back, steadily. the trend is up but several years for us to get back to where we were 3 years ago. >> january is the 5th month the job less rain declined. a year ago it was at 12.1%. one engineering firm is looking for 75 engineers. >> the projects are starting to get more funding so then we're

able to hire more people to staff the projects the way it should be staffed. >> analysts are remaining cautious. the ee me is still fraj -- economy is still fragile. >> we have millions of people who haven't had a job for a year or more. the long-term unemployed is a problem. >> a problem for this man who lost his job two years ago. >> the higher tech jobs are coming in but it's not passing down to the lower levels. i don't see it. >> maybe his tough luck is about to get better. rob roth ktvu channel 2 news. >> now the bay area has some of the lowest job less rates in the state. among the 9 bay area counties solano is the highest. the rest are all in the single digits. the lowest in california at 6.6%. up in 10 minutes the topic

of jobs on the cane payne -- campaign trail. >> stock markets ended the week by posted gains. up 14 points for the dow. ended up losing 56 for the week. the nasdaq gained 18 points. a positive jobs report we talked about was offset by news that big banks will be taking huge write-offs. bank of america day plans to cut the benefits of 200,000 mortgages. settlement reached last month between banks, the federal government and 49 states. the bank is making the move to remove penalties. the reductions are limited to loans that were at least 60 days delinquent and cannot be mortgages held by fanny may or freddy mac. the federal government is capping the pay

for top executives. 12 executives made more than $35 million in salary and bonuses. the top executives will be paid $500,000 a year and others will get 10% salary cuts. >> san jose could soon be able to look forward to new jobs and facilities. the city's projecting a $10 million surplus in $800 million operating budget. chuck reed is proposing opening new libraries and the community center. increasing spending on gain prevention programs, completing the parkway project and maintaining funding for school crossing guards and the children's health initiative. >> we have new information tonight on that double homicide on wednesday. fairfield police have now identified these three suspects all of whom are

considered armed and dangerous. they are blake johnson, darren. they are wanted for the shooting deaths of two men. last night there was another shooting nearby but no one was injured. a jury is deliberating the case of a utah man accused of manslaughter in the deaths of two motor cyclists. 46-year-old john mcdonald of utah is facing two counts of vehicle manslaughter. forced the car into on coming traffic and that car hit the motorcycle head on killing the victims. he says he is not guilty. >> we've been whale watching right near our own san francisco bay tonight. we may not be seeing those whales much longer.

>> reporter: this should be one stop on a long journey for the whales. almost everybody we talked to had heard about the sightings. this evening we went out on the water but like you said there might be some indication the whales are moving on. >> chapter 2 was overhead as our camera caught one whale on the surface just before 3:50. 5:30. if it's the same mother, could be the sign they are back on track heading up the coast. >> they have a long trip. it's 6,000 miles. hopefully the calf is getting bulked up and ready to take the long trip. >> the crew of the red and white fleet had seen the whales as recently as yesterday. >> we would love to see the whale. >> middle school teachers weren't the only ones hoping to

get an up close look. it's why the coast guard has been alerting all boats to stay 300 feet away. for a small calf getting separated for the mother could prove deadly. >> there's a lot of communication back and forth. >> while people on this cruise did not get another glimpse of the whales, that could be good news. >> we're delighted when we do see them, but we like to see them go and get back into the outer coast area and resume their journeys >> so far the koeft guard says it has not received reports for harassing the whales. criminal penalties can go as high as $20,000. ktvu channel 2 enthuse. >> the decisions on weather to allow a key piece of evidence and a key witness. >> and a beautiful warm day today. bay area weekend today.

and one day is not going to be so nice. i'll let you know which day that is. >> poke street is popular. why neighborhood residents want the bars to tone it down. >> everyday ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 is all about coverage. breaking news, major news, important local stories. our team of experienced reporters and photographers swarm on big stories. journalists that dig for details day in and out. >> it's a challenge we make daily to serve you. >> watch ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 everyday. >> complete bay area news coverage. ♪ ♪

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happened about 6:00 this evening. a rel stifb said the reason the car started to roll may never be known. pole being street is -- polk street is becoming a hit for night life. new at 10:00 tonight, live on polk right near the party zone. >> it's getting people to go home that's the problem. this is a changing neighborhood here. affordable rents, and 9 bars in two blocks make this the place to be. >> raise their glasses over a plate of oysters. but late tonight this will be cleared for dancing and a line will stretch out the door. more than 100 people backing in. -- packing in. and when the bars close, long time neighborhood activists

say it's unbelievable. >> the loudest group are the girls. they scream when they see their friends. screaming and running out to the streets. >> we try and get them all home but everyone needs a has been and no one can function properly. >> taxi stands are one idea to disperse people faster. the bars stagger their closing times so last call doesn't hit all at once. >> this is an upgrade. >> for some residents, the noise is a welcome sound considering the poverty, prostitution and drugs polk street has struggled with. one bar defends itself with the photo. >> as far as them being heroes i wouldn't quite go that far. >> neighborhood watch dogs may be out numbered. >> maybe some people want it quiet at midnight but this is a

city for young people. let them have activities. >> for those people who have lived here for a while, i suppose that's their prerogative but that's changed in my mind. >> and here's another look inside as foot traffic is picking up. the music is pumping up and security is out front. but it's after 11:00 that the party scene really wakes up and stays up. we're live ktvu channel 2 news. >> a woman is under arrest tonight after a high speed chase that spanned more than 100 miles before coming to an end. it all started when officers tried to pull her over for speeding. officers say the speeds topped 100 miles an hour as she led them on to southbound 680 making it to fremont before making it back north.

officers set out spike strips and our crews were there and tried to ask her why she ran from police. >> why were you running? >> because [inaudible]. >> no one ended up being hurt during that chase. a profess sore has been sentenced to 37 and a half years in prison. heard his punishment yesterday after pleading guilty to the abuse. the crime happened in missouri in 2009. kyle was arrested in 2010. >> now turning to the race for the white house. rick santorum spent a lot of today campaigning in the south and kansas. those are states where voters will be having their say next. focused on president obama and the

economy and what they call obama care. >> every single american will have to go to the federal government and pay tribute to them just to get the care they need. >> with this president, we have fewer jobs, we have more debt and bigger government. that's what's wrong with this president. >> newt gingrich is heavily in the south. polls show very close. alabama and mississippi hold primaries on tuesday. >> two rulings in favor of the prosecution of san francisco sheriff. david tells us one rule involved a key piece of evidence and whether a witness can testify. >> nancy learned this afternoon that she will get to testify for the prosecution in the trial of san francisco sheriff. he is on trial for domestic violence battery after a confrontation

with his life. they denied there was any abuse. >> the toughest part is you don't have a victim. and a lot of juries will have a job. >> she can testify and why women remain in abusive relationships. his defense successfully fought to prevent her from toughing. they have a two year old son who prosecutors say witnessed the abuse. ana appeal at court ruled could use a video showing a bruise caused by her husband. blocked that video on the grounds lopez won't be testifying. >> can't cross-examine a video. can't ask a video what they were thinking, what they were feeling, what motivations were and what happened before and after. >> jurors are set to be

questioned with opening arguments possible by the end of next week. the judge must take up a -- ktvu channel 2 news. >> the attorney for lopez is still fighting to keep the video taken by her neighbor out of the case. she filed an appeal minutes before 5:00 p.m. the court could decide to hear her argument or deny it. >> and wow what a day we had. temperatures got up into the 60s and 70s. these were the highs. santa rosa, 75. 70 in san francisco. mostly in the 70s. check out pacifica. highs tomorrow are cooler than these. temperatures are coming off 10 degrees. the drop in temperatures will be noticeable. saturday is a nice day. there will be a few clouds but the

temperatures will plummet a bit. 10 degrees. but listen these numbers in winter, not half bad. when i come back we're going to look at the sunday number ands they are quite a bit different. i'll see you back here about 10:45. >> a state beach in monterey county. 800 gallons of sewers spilled. health officials said water tests showed no sign of bacteria. contact with sewage can lead to illness. >> passengers say they were scared. >> the bizarre incident involving a flight attendant and the scuffle that ensued. >> controversial words from pope benedict. how he joined the debate over same sex marriage in the united states.

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some blunt and controversial words from the pope. he went after both same sex marriage and what he called the powerful gay lobby. >> praise to you lord jesus christ. >> friday evening mass draws the devout to the catholic church. here, faith comes first. but lately the separation of church and state is a little fuzzy. >> differences cannot be dismissed as irrelevant to the definition of marriage. >> today the pope jumped into the american political ring. the catholic church's stands against gay marriage and what he calls the powerful gay marriage lobby. >> effort to assist this pressure caused for a defensive measures and institution. >> a field poll shows attitudes

in california are changing. 59% of registered voters support same sex marriage. up from 51% two years ago. the community center is among the lobbying voices. >> there's a recognition that different religious institutions have different understandings of marriage and there's an ability to separate those out as civil rights and equality under the law. >> this is shaping up to be an election year battle as the pope and american bishops are at odds with the obama administration over birth control funding too. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> tonight on our facebook wall we asked our viewers what they thought of the pope's statement. chris says he is a proud catholic and writes gay marriage is an issue that conflicts with my belief yet i believe everyone should be entitled to get

married. >> bridge it says i agree with him 100%. you too can join the conversation. >> on board an american airlines plane today. >> in that cell phone video you can hear a female flight attendant screaming after making a speech. this happened at the plane taxi before take off. >> she spoke in and out of spanish. talked about the flight crashing that we were going to go back to the gate. >> she said i'm not responsible for this plane crashing and that's when everybody started freaking out. >> passengers and crew members finally managed to subdue the woman. the woman was taken to the hospital. two flight attendants were injured. >> it is nearly been one year since the earthquake and sue

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the san francisco chapter is honoring two bay area law makers for discourage of environmental issues. one of the honor ees of political finger pointing tonight. >> this is a program for tonight's sierra club celebration here at the inner continental hotel. barbara lee and leland lee were both honored

for their support. presented the phil burtan badge of courage awards. lee was honored for fight to stop efforts to weaken several environmental acts. >> they want to get rid of all of our environmental actions in terms of clean water and clean air. but we're going to stop them. >> state senator yee was recognized on legislation supported by the sierra club >> when you do harm to the environment it takes more money to remediate that problem and get it back to what it used to be. >> reporter: previous sierra club badge of courage award winners were barbara boxer and congressman john guaramindi. >> there's word tonight of a backlash against an organization we first told you about last night. a group that's posted a

video. kony is accused of kidnapping children and forcing them to be soldiers. the group invisible children is calling for a worldwide effort to try and capture him. the situation in central africa is not that simple. >> it's not clear that the best way to arrest a person like joseph kony is through massive military intervention which might just militarized the region further. >> a kony is no longer in uganda. the children's group says they stand by video. >> sunday will mark the first anniversary of japan's unforgettable nightmare. a 9.0 quake struck triggering the tsunami. shares what he and others saw after the disaster.

>> for anyone affected by the tsunami it's hard to believe it happened. i went to a city and took these photos. that was a fire station. this tour bus was dumped on top of the xunt center. and here's a growing memorial. we met someone who visited the same area. >> you just can't even comprehend and realize the human loss. it was probably one of the most emotional moments of my life. >> allen helped lead san francisco's fund-raising effort which has sent $3 million there over the past year. >> the spirit of the japanese people is incredible. the towns and villages were just demolished but yet they had an incredible spirit they are going to rebuild and be okay. >> even today the tsunami looks

surreal. laid 1300 miles of coastline and killed 19,000 people. a sunny afternoon. on sunday there's a community recommend brans. japanese art of flower arranging. doing a demonstration at the recommend brans. >> owe member brans. >> got a good future. >> our hearts to japan is on sunday afternoon at 2:00. ktvu channel 2 news. >> the japanese authorities allowed a look into the area around the power plant. the ten mile exclusion zone is a waste land and will be. abandoned cars litter the fields and no one lives in the villages. some workers are there searching for 49 people.

we'll go back to santa cruz and see how that area is recovering. what's been fixed so far and the work that still needs to be done. >> the san francisco zoo is coping with the death of third animal. 25-year-old wish bone andy and bear had to be euthanized. he was a favorite of many visitors. zoo keepers say despite the recent losses of a seal and black rhino, it's not a sign of an aging zoo population >> cats that are aging but we're bringing in new animals and breeding recommendations for some. overall it's average and fair. >> wish bone was the zoo's last bear. >> two former richmond police officers facing conspiracy charges. prosecutors say danny harris and raymond thomas bought guns for under age security

guards. they are accused of trying to set up a sting operation after the minors reported the officers to investigators. could have faced 20 year prison sentences but now they'll recommend 18 months for harris. a 61-year-old man accused of shooting a custom's agent. facing attempted murder charges. accused of shooting robert at his home last month. investigators say he was obsessed with his wife who was one of his former students. >> opened newest store today in walnut creek. >> the high end department store opened at 10:00 this morning. the store is located in broadway plaza. tax revenue from the store will bring in 3 to $400,000 a year. >> apple's expansion plan.

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a cal tran commuter train struck a man. happened on the northbound tracks. cal trans stopped service for two hours during the investigation. there are reports the man was wearing a bike helmet and may have been trying to push his bikes across the tracks. service was restored 11:30 this morning. >> the santa clara valley transportation authority has committed -- ground breaking on the 10 mile $2.1 billion line is slated for next month. going to try something new in hopes of making a dangerous stretch of highway 17 safer. been the scene of frequent

accidents especially when it rains. put down an experimental surface. scheduled for this spring. >> news in the world tonight, violent broke out between israel. the group was behind the kidnapping of israel soldier freed last year after five years in captivity. palestinians responded. signed a deal with that country to hand over control of the main prison to the afghan government. the facility holds 3,000 detainees. the u.s. will still be able to block the release of prisoners so members of the taliban can't be freed to go fight again. and the u.s. will retain custody of nonafghan prisoners. and in italy the owners of

the coast a-- may have been cut into pieces and that's raising the risk of environmental damage in waters that are considered to be pristine. 25 people were killed and others are missing and presumed dead. >> california grape crush. california's crush dropped 3 % last year compared to the year before and that sent the state's average price to a record high of $600 a ton. napa county grapes were priced the highest. sonoma came in second. the demand from products appears to be going strong. a new study shows the state posted 27th consecutive month from year over year. due in part to california he's 2 biggest training partners mexico and canada which remain on a solid

footing. the forecasting is continued growth but at a slower rate. >> rick perry today announced apple is planning a major expansion. apple plans to spend more than $300 million for a new campus in austin that will create more than 3600 jobs. the governor says texas has offered apple a $21 million incentive. no word on when the expansion may take place. >> how much the niners stadium will cost. >> plus it was found in a burning shed and this 6 year old dog is fighting for his life. the latest on the investigation straight ahead. >> and bill martin tracking a shift in our weather. what to expect this weekend before rain returns. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected.

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a mystery surrounding a dog fighting for his life. reports on where the dog was found and efforts being taken to save him. >> he has no home. >> it's been on ivy fluids. >> he has no name. >> singed hair. >> and tonight doctors say he has to battle to stay alive. >> also depending on the heat that the dog was exposed to. you can also have thermal injury to the airways which can be a problem and something will certainly be monitoring for. >> it's right here where that dog was found inside this shed or what used to be a shed. when firefighters arrived they saw that black, male pitt bull laying on the ground. >> he was tethered inside the shed that was attached to the apartment building. the shed caught fire around 2:45 this

morning and firefighters rescued and revived the dog. no one is claiming to be its owner. >> animals have suffocated when they have been tethered in such a way. that's a potential violation. >> what we do know is doctors say they've done everything they can to save the dog that was left alone. so now they wait and they watch to see if he responds to the treatment he has received. >> that's always something that just has to be taken on a day by day basis. >> as they wait the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ktvu channel 2 news. >> an effort to out california dan richards has fizzled. he sparked a controversy when he went mountain lion. here in california it's illegal.

calling for richards to resign. assemblyman says he will work to reform how commission presidents are selected. >> the budget to build a new stadium has crept up to $1.2 billion. according to the mercury news the final cost include $78 million in loan interest along with more refine. approve the new figures next week and construction could begin next month. the 49ers are hoping to open the 2014 season in their new home. ground breaking ceremonies were held today to mark the start of the next phase of widening highway 4. the new work will include the area of the g street off ramp. adding an hov lane and mixed flow lane. the plan calls for building

tracks for ebart trains. trains that will run in the median of the highway. >> sunday will mark the first anniversary of the deadly quake and tsunami off japan. the affects were felt in santa cruz. more than 100 boat owners have received financial aid. two new docks have been built. but they are quick to point out the real cost of the disaster. >> this was inconvenient for our yacht harbor. >> harbor officials say they still need to repair an additional 20 docks. something they expect to be doing this time next year. >> and your weekend is finally here. we had a heck of a nice day. temperatures in the 70s. temperatures tomorrow drop off . this is the reason why.

we have high clouds moving in. the high pressure starting to breakdown. these are the first clouds moving in. the wind shift we had out of the northwest. these clouds are being driven in. and that's basically starting to breakup the high pressure. that high pressure breaks up, things change around. we're looking for a big change as we go into the next week. this weekend some clouds but next week we get into some rain. we have a real nice look and wet weather pattern that sticks with us next week. we don't care about that cause this is the weekend. overnight lows for the upper 30s. clouds increase tonight. no rain. saturdays 's your nicest day. there will be more clouds on sunday. and chance of a sprinkle as well. storm systems developing in the pacific. cool air but most tropical air and they are coming together thousands of miles out in the

pacific and all come together and push in. there's more than one. going to be serious. 2 or 3 in here maybe even more. as they line up and get more easy to identify we can make forecasts and rainfall accumulations. it's going to be pretty wet next week and significant rainfall accumulations possible. back to the weekend. weekend looks good. those are the clouds moving in. more clouds tomorrow. those clouds will drop temperatures out of the 70s and 60s. but still a nice day. mostly to sunny to partly sunny. sunday the cooler air and stronger dynamics just bump a little closer to us. coolest day on the weekend will be sunday. the big picture here this little bump tomorrow's bump is really just getting rid of that high pressure and opening up a storm door. this is just

priming the pump. here's your saturday. here's into sunday. few sprinkles sunday mid-morning mid-morning. few sprinkles sunday afternoon and then it's gone. storm door is open. the forecast highs tomorrow lots of upper 60s. the five day forecast is like this. plenty of rain coming next week. next week is going to be wow. >> it is winter by the way. >> we have spring forward saturday night. >> haven't seen that in a while. >> this could be the biggest rain of the season. >> thanks, bill. >> food lovers today said good-bye to a cafe. the cafe was started 28 years ago by restaurant owner alice waters. waters told us the restaurant was a labor of love but time for it to close. no word yet on what will fill the space.

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andrew luck is number 1 but there's dealings going on. >> it's heating up already. and this figures to be one of the most provocative in recent memory. just by virtue of the peyton manning stakes. the plot thickens tonight. robert griffin the third looks to be headed for the washington redskins. the rams who held the number 2 pick have agreed to flip flop first round picks. the rams would now take the skin's pick at number 6. plus they would receive a second round pick this year and two more number ones in 2013/14. can't be ratified until tuesday when free agency officially begins. ahold your breath moment you might say for all those who follow the ways of the giants. first game back since the injury of last season. everything seems cool. you see him warming

up prior to the game. the thought was have him catch a couple innings. three score less innings four strike outs throughout the way. his swing looks pretty decent. a guy who is not hitting anything routinely is the newcomer. that one is way out to the right. his third homer this spring. giants take care cincinnati 6-3. the late show getting underway just before 9:00 p.m. tonight. the newcomers colorado, plenty excited to get into this semi. and sending cal to a third loss. that was justin cobs and the bears down.

too many turn overs. brown turns it into a show time slam and ca l is done for 70-59. even on an off day the stanford women are better than most teams being. neka makes up for a lot. some of her handy work as the cardinals win 27th straight game. storm, stanford looking for 9th conference title. the bears handling they are looking for first ever pack 12 -- pac 12 title. i'll tell you what, nfl fans are loving the activity. draft day still a ways off. who knows what could happen. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> ktvu morning team will have

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